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Distribute mobile builds without the seat tax.

AppGantry ships iOS and Android builds to your developers and testers. You pay for the bytes you move and keep, not for headcount. Add a teammate, a reviewer, or a CI bot for free.

Team plan is pre-paid. Cancel any time.

Direct-to-device install

Testers tap an install link and the build lands on their device: a signed IPA installs over the air on iOS, a signed APK downloads straight to an Android phone. No TestFlight queue, and the iOS install manifest is generated for you.

Seats are always free

Flat $5/mo platform fee on Team and a small per-MB rate on storage, upload, and download. Nobody pays per seat, so a 50-tester beta costs the same whether five engineers ship it or fifty.

Bring your own storage

Heavy distribution? On Enterprise, host artifacts in your own Azure account and the per-MB charges vanish from your invoice. Learn more →

What comes with every plan

Distribution is the whole product, not a starter tier. These ship on Team and Business alike. The Business-only additions are SSO/SAML, a longer default retention window, and standard support; BYOSA is Enterprise-only.

Tester groups

Group testers once and grant them a whole organization, a project, or a single channel. They install from their own tester portal.

Install analytics

Download activity per channel and release, plus a per-tester install table so you can see who is actually on the latest build.

Outbound webhooks

Build and release events posted to your systems, HMAC-signed, with a delivery log that records attempts and retries.

Account security

Two-factor authentication with recovery codes, passkeys, and revocable sessions and access tokens. SSO/SAML on Business.

Store connections

Hold App Store Connect, Google Play, and Intune credentials per project. Apple's connection registers tester UDIDs for you. What works today →

Audit feed and spend caps

An org-wide audit trail of who changed what, plus emailed budget alerts and an optional hard spend cap on metered usage.